Sure, theres a cute critter in the middle that many will likely care about exclusively, but its neat to see the TCG brew up a way for kids to immediately use their cards to play with each other and perhaps gain some interest in the full games rules
And if that is confusing, the special judge's gift version of Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite went even further, using only Phyrexian script (something Wizards has returned to in Phyrexia: All Will Be One and March of the Machine ): Beyond that, prerelease cards have occasionally been in more classical languages throughout the years, although all of these are just the closest translation equivalents of the English original
Compare that to Mystery Booster 2, a set Wizards is so uninterested in selling to you that it won't even let you buy it
#9 It's on galaxy foil that almost makes up for the lack of illustration rare
It isnt really broken, but it changes up the pace of the game to allow a unique and consistent form of ramp for green
It might be a bit niche, but could be very disruptive in the right hands